Abstract: A foldable mobile video device includes a base panel, a display panel, and a multimedia unit. The base panel has a rear supporting side, a front utility side, and a multimedia compartment indently formed on the front utility side. The display panel has an outer displaying side and inner enclosing side, wherein the display panel is pivotally connected to the base panel edge-to-edge to pivotally fold the display panel between a folded position and an unfolded position. The multimedia unit includes a display screen provided on the outer displaying side of the display panel, and a media reader operatively mounted at the multimedia compartment for reading digital data of a multimedia disposed in the multimedia compartment so as to display the digital data of the multimedia on the display screen, with a selectively adjustable eye-to-screen distance.

Abstract: A folding joint arrangement, which is adapted for incorporating with a foldable furniture constructed by a plurality of first and second frame tubes, includes an angle joint body, a pivot arm integrally extended from the angle joint body to define a first axis, wherein the pivot arm is adapted for pivotally connecting with one of the first frame tube such that the first frame tube is capable of rotating about the first axis of the pivot arm, and a connector arm integrally extended from the angle joint body to define a second axis perpendicularly to the first axis wherein the connector arm is adapted for pivotally connecting with one of the second frame tube such that the second frame tube is capable of rotating about the second axis of the connector arm, so as to pivotally connect the first and second frame tubes in a two-plane directional movement.

Abstract: A detachable mounting device, adapted for mounting a mobile auto entertainment unit to a vehicle seat, includes a docking frame for detachably mounting the mobile auto entertainment unit, a fastening unit having a fastening loop for detachably fastening to the vehicle seat to support the docking frame at a rear side of the vehicle seat, and a retention unit pivotally connected with the docking frame, wherein when the retention unit is outwardly and pivotally folded from the docking frame for biasing against the rear side of the vehicle seat, the retention unit is adapted to not only minimize a clearance of the fastening loop with respect to the vehicle seat to retain the docking frame in position but also selectively adjust a tilted angle of the docking frame with respect to the rear side of the vehicle seat for adjusting an eye-to-screen distance of the mobile auto entertainment unit.

Abstract: A collapsible chair having a backrest, at least one backrest support rod, and a backrest rod anchor coupling the backrest to the backrest support rod, wherein the backrest rod anchor comprises a rod end receiving portion coupled to a backrest attachment portion, the backrest support rod is at least partially enclosed by the rod end receiving portion of the backrest rod anchor, and the backrest is attached to the backrest attachment portion of the backrest rod anchor.

Abstract: A foldable table includes a table top coupled to a frame, and a pedestal that is coupled to the side rails and end rails of the frame via a four bar link.

Abstract: A foldable table includes a table top coupled to a frame, and a pedestal that is movably coupled to the frame via a first and second element, wherein first and second elements are coupled via a connector such that the connector limits a movement in which the table is unfolded from a closed configuration to an open configuration.

Abstract: A foldable panel supporter includes a supporting leg frame and a supporter joint, wherein the supporting leg frame includes a lower supporting frame and an upper connecting frame which includes a pair of L-shaped resilient connecting arms adapted for being inwardly and slightly pressed. The supporter joint has a folding channel provided thereon to receive the two connecting arms of the upper connecting frame, wherein the folding channel has two holding portions at two ends thereof and a retaining portion extending between the two holding portions. The retaining portion has a width narrower than the two holding portions, wherein each of the holding portions is shaped and sized to receive the connecting arms therein, wherein by slightly and inwardly pressing the resilient connecting arms to an extent that a distance between the resilient connecting arms is equal to the width of the retaining portion, the upper supporting frame is capable of sliding form one of the holding portion to another the holding portion.

Abstract: A ladder includes a standing frame comprising two parallel standing side legs, a plurality of step platforms transversely extended between the standing side legs of the standing frame, and a side support enhancement including two side ground supports each having a ground end and a pivot end pivotally connected to the respective standing side leg, two reinforcing arms pivotally connected to the side ground supports respectively; and two sliding joints for slidably connecting the reinforcing arms with bottom ends of the standing side legs respectively. Therefore, the reinforcing arms are slid inwardly to pivotally pull the side ground supports to align with the standing side legs respectively to form a compact unit and are slid outwardly to pivotally push the side ground supports away from the standing side legs respectively so that the side ground supports are inclindedly and outwardly extended from the standing side legs respectively.

Abstract: A collapsible chair has a front leg, a rear leg, a cross brace, a seat support rod, and a back rest, coupled together such that the chair collapses in a single movement. In especially preferred aspects, a collapsible chair comprises a connector that is slidably coupled to a leg and that further includes a first rotatable coupling to one end of a cross brace and a second rotatable coupling to one end of a seat support rod.

Abstract: A quad chair (100) with solid armrests (130) collapses in a single movement in which (a) the front legs (110) approximate each other when the front legs and the rear legs (120) pivot towards each other, and (b) the armrest slidingly moves along the front leg, rear leg, or cross brace (150).

Abstract: A collapsible chair has a seat (102), rear leg (110), and an armrest (160), and further has a back support element (120) and a pair of lateral cross braces (130, 140). The back support element is pivotally coupled to the rear leg, and the lower end of the back support element is movably guided along one first cross brace by a guiding element (150), while the armrest is coupled to the upper end of the other cross brace. Preferred collapsible chairs include a footrest (180) that moves upward and forward, when the backrest reclines. A locking mechanism (170) provides for reclining of the back support among a continuous set of positions.

Abstract: A chair with rigid armrest collapses in a single movement in which the front legs of the chair approximate each other as the front legs and the rear legs pivot towards each other, and in which the armrest slidingly moves relative to the front leg.

Abstract: A foldable table includes a table top coupled to a frame, and a pedestal that is movably coupled to the frame via a first and second element, wherein first and second elements are coupled via a connector such that the connector limits a movement in which the table is unfolded from a closed configuration to an open configuration.

Abstract: A foldable table includes a table top coupled to a frame, and a pedestal that is coupled to the side rails and end rails of the frame via a four bar link.

Abstract: A collapsible chair (100) with solid armrests (160) has a front leg (110), a rear leg (120), a seat support rod (130), and a back support rod (140) coupled together such that the back support rod reclines independently of the seat support rod, and that the chair collapses in a single movement in which the front legs approximate each other when the front legs pivot towards the rear legs.